We recently stayed at this Marriott and I couldn't have been more pleased. I love staying in the Brooklyn Heights area because it's close to good food, always feel very safe, steps away from subway stations and is so much less hectic that staying in Manhattan. All the staff was so very pleasant and helpful. The hotel was extremely clean... More

Stayed at the Marriott. Got a room with a bit of a view of the Brooklyn Bridge simply by asking. Nice room with a mini fridge which came in handy. Walked the Fulton, Fort Greene Park and Brooklyn Tech area; the DUMBO area; ran and walked over the Brooklyn Bridge and took advantage of the nearby subway stops to go... More

We stayed here for the TD 5 Boro Bike Ride and so got special room rates. We had to drive into town with our bikes and after the struggle of driving through Brooklyn we were happy to hand our car over to the parking valet at the hotel. Were met by a bellman who helped us navigate our way to... More

This Marriott is my favorite of them all! I am on the road 43 weeks/year and always happy to return to the Brooklyn Marriott. Staff are excellent, and after a visit or two remember you, often by name. From Angelo in the lobby to Leonard in the Concierge Lounge. And the doormen - don't forget the doormen. They are helpful... More

Room was fine, though a little overpriced. Location was great. My main complaint was to do with the Internet. Obviously, we need it, and I've gotten used to this American thing of charging, in this case $14.95 per day. But this Internet service did not include wireless, useless for many of us, especially those with iPads. I won't go back,... More

This is again one of the best welcoming Marriott hotels I have ever stayed at. The stuff were very warm, helpful and enthusiastic. The food offered at the concierge lounge (for Gold & Platinium members) is the best among hundreds of Marriott hotels that I stayed at. The servants need to be careful when they touch food with their hands... More

Have stayed there regularly for some years. Place is always bustling in a good New York way. Staff is friendly and helpful also in a good New York way. Concierge lounge is good. I agree with other reviews that a renovation is in order. The City is easily accessible by numerous subway lines or a walk over the Brooklyn Bridge.... More

Seven years ago, Alfred University (a small upstate school near Rochester, NY) starting offering graduate degree programs in Brooklyn. As we began our programs, we chose to stay at the Marriott Brooklyn Bridge for its convenient location (close to our academic space) and for its willingness to offer competitive rates. We got more than we bargained for... The quality of... More

Room & food is expensive. Only cool thing is that you can jog,bike or walk over brooklyn bridge & be in the city but will take you a while. Not exposed much to hospitality like other Marriott's. It is a nice hotel for brooklyn. Room is pretty small for $300a night. Your better off staying at times sq if visiting... More